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  1. Yes. I've done that... but you don't seem to be getting my point?

    Even if you select a folder, they come SEPARATELY into that folder and you have to manually create a new folder
    to insert them into in order for them to be properly packaged. Which means you can't be sure that everything has actually
    been packaged properly. And the original file as I said earlier, has no file image - so you're not really sure what it actually is.
    And also as I said earlier, the files in both the font and image folders do not look complete.

    I have none of these issues with Adobe. Which would make me worried about cancelling my Adobe subscription and moving
    to Affinity.

    And Garry, I'm a professional with 39 years experience under my belt, so I do actually know what I'm doing.

  2. Adobe has separate image and font folders as well as the original document - but they all come packaged in a single folder. 
    You have the reassurance of knowing everything will be contained in that single folder. 

    But separate folders and files all over the place is not in my view, confidence inspiring. In a high-paced workflow,
    you shouldn't need to be worried about whether something has been missed. Or have to waste time searching for separate folders and files.
     

  3. I did...
    I saved as a package to my desktop from each of the three softwares.

    In every packaging case, Three items appeared SEPARATELY on the desktop...

    1. A 'Fonts' Folder (which did not contain every font from the document)
    2. An 'Images' Folder
    3. A 'Packaged' File with the document name but NO File Image.

    Obviously, when you're working professionally, this would be unacceptable.
     

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